This
guide
attempts
to
list
all
of
the
world's
countries
with
a
description
of
the
local
time
in
a
region.
Areas
are
grouped
in
a
hierarchy
by
continent
(region),
country,
and
location.
With
each
selection,
information
is
given
on
geographical
location;
current
local
time,
the
current
observed
time,
and
the
dates
during
which
Daylight
Savings
Time
is
observed.
Geographical
locations
are
listed
in
...
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This site contains Catoctin Mountain Park information, a park map, and visitor information. A general cultural history of the park is given, from the first human inhabitants to its development into a park. Also mentioned are recreational attractions and Cunningham Falls State Park, located next to Catoctin. This park lies in the Appalachian Mountain chain.
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This site highlights the gold rush history of this park, located in Skagway, Alaska. It includes photographs of relics and old buildings, as well as visitor information, and additional links for more facts.
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Pipe Spring is a naturally occurring, free-flowing spring on the Arizona Strip that has attracted wayfarers and settlers for many centuries. The information on this site deals primarily with the prehistoric and recent human history of the monument, and includes links to additional resources.
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This
National
Park
Service
(NPS)
site
provides
information
about
Alibates
Flint
Quarries
in
Texas,
including
geology,
photographs,
park
maps,
visitor
information,
and
additional
links
for
more
details.
This
site
highlights
the
flint
stone
found
in
the
quarries
and
its
use
among
native
peoples.
For
some
12,000
years
flint
has
been
taken
from
this
area
to
make
tools,
beginning
with
the
Ice
Age
Clovis
...
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This
National
Park
Service
(NPS)
site
provides
information
about
Mesa
Verde
National
Park
in
southwestern
Colorado,
including
geology,
visitor
information,
illustrations,
and
additional
links
for
more
details.
This
park
was
home
to
the
Anasazi
people
who
were
cliff
dwellers
in
this
area.
Today
you
can
see
artifacts,
native
dwellings
made
of
sandstone
bricks,
and
learn
about
the
Anasazi
way
of
life,
...
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These population clocks from the U.S. Census Bureau show population estimates for the United States and world. Estimates are projected to the current date and time; there are also component settings for U. S. population (one birth every X seconds, one death every X seconds), and monthly population figures for the world.
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This office provides leaflets, bibliographies, lesson plans, activities, and teacher resource packets on anthropological topics such as archaeology, prehistory, ethnology, and Native American topics. Teacher resource packets on anthropology and American Indians can be received by mail. There is also a publication for anthropology educators and reviews of staff publications.
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AnthroNotes
is
an
online
publication
for
anthropology
educators
offering
in-depth
articles
on
current
anthropological
research,
teaching
activities,
reviews
of
new
resources,
and
summer
fieldwork
opportunities.
The
mission
of
the
publication
is
to
more
widely
disseminate
original,
recent
research
in
anthropology
in
order
to
help
readers
stay
current
in
the
field;
to
help
those
teaching
anthropology
...
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This
select
list
of
websites,
each
with
a
brief
annotation,
is
a
sample
of
what
the
Internet
holds
for
teachers
and
students
interested
in
the
field
of
anthropology.
The
sites
are
arranged
by
the
following
categories:
general
sources,
career-related,
archaeology,
social/cultural
anthropology,
physical
anthropology,
linguistics,
area
studies,
museums,
virtual
exhibits,
electronic
publications,
and
...
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